Write a program called p$2.$asm that is similar to program $1$ but, instead of adding the numbers, the program multiplies the number using IMUL. Use the form of IMUL that takes one argument. You should first zero out AX$.$ Then, you will load the first number $($after converting it to a number, of course$)$ into al$,$ and call IMUL with an operand that references the memory containing the second number, for example:

imul $[$second$\_$number$]$

The answer will be stored in AX$,$ but you only have to worry about printing what is in AL $($you can assume that the results are a single digit number for printing purposes, just like in problem $1).$

Example output:

The Multiplying Program

Please enter a single digit number: $2$

Please enter a single digit number: $3$

The answer is: $6$